John Dumelo's Purported Win: Sista Afia, Others Erupt In Joy
- John Dumelo is believed to be leading his biggest competitor, Lydia Alhassan, as vote counting nears completion
- A wave of excitement has started building up on social media as the actor-turned-politician's fortunes grow
- Sista Afia has led the charge in the celebrities hiking up the anticipation over his lead
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The provisional results for actor-turned-politician John Dumelo's battle with the NPP's Lydia Alhassan have begun surfacing online.
Source: Facebook
Voting for this year's elections officially closed at 5:00 pm today so that collation could begin. The results so far suggest John Dumelo will unseat the incumbent Ayawaso West Wugon MP. The EC is yet to publish its results.
Sista Afia hypes John Dumelo
Social media was thrown into a frenzy as the Ayawaso West Wuogon's provisional results were announced.
Ghanaian musician joined in the traction, expressing her joy over John Dumelo's potential win.
Sista Afia stirs reactions
YEN.com.gh gathered a few comments from fans in reaction to Sista Afia's post drooling over John Dumelo's purported win.
@AdjeiAdbri60 said:
"U no make happy biaaaa! U wanted Lydia to win. Did u ever campaigned for him? We knew and saw you during the campaign."
@ijustkb noted:
"I’d be very careful of people who only open show their support AFTER I bag a W."
@scottmoue remarked:
"Madam be calm as the same thing happened in last 4years and he lost."
@Sentenxe1 noted:
"Finally what? Something they haven’t finished counting, u are here ranting."
@Bogyaafaya shared:
"Just a few polling stations have been counted. Make you ppl relax!."
@profdublyn_zee added:
"The guy has really worked hard since he lost by a whisker the last time. It’s one thing to win and one things to do a good job and retain the seat. He better start to hit the ground running."
Lydia Alhassan's team charges
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that there was an uproar at the University of Ghana, Legon. At one of the campus' polling stations, some NPP party agents shared their frustrations, demanding a ballot recount.
In some footage from the polling station, the agents suspected to be followers of the Lydia Alhassan looked agitated.
Source: YEN.com.gh
